Prime Minister called for “zero tolerance” towards crime and criminals, and said that a good upbringing could help steer a person away from criminal activities.
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“Zero Tolerance” against crime
Posted on 24 August 2008
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August 24th, 2008 at 6:16 pm
OMG! Our country’s PM has done it again. Alamak, malu betul. What will the international community think?
Where in the world can people tolerate crime? Must anyone call for zero tolerance? Is there any of you who love criminals or can tolerate crime?
There is a Chinese saying, taking off your pants before you fart. That means doing something redundant. That’s exactly what our hero PM has been doing.